If you are dying to do some trying of some palate-watering alcoholic beverages, then you won’t want to miss Ventura’s Champagne on Main Wine Walk, happening on March 31,
The Champagne On Main Wine Walk kicks off at 3 PM and give you the opportunity to sample some excellent wines, champagnes, and craft beer selections at forty different stops around the Downtown Ventura area. With the purchase of any general admission ticket for $50, or VIP ticket for $70, you’ll get a map to help guide you to your sample stops, a wristband, and a cup you’ll use to enjoy your samples. At every sampling stop, there will be a special booth set up just for wine walk guests to select the items they want to taste.
If you purchase a VIP ticket, you’ll get to kick off your eventful evening in the VIP Chocolate Lounge, which is also open from 3 PM until 6 PM. The VIP Chocolate Lounge can be found at the Mini Park on Main Street. VIP ticket holders will be able to enjoy an exclusive experience at the VIP Chocolate Lounge, where they will get to enjoy some craft beer tastings as well as wine, champagne, chocolate, and desserts. If you purchase a VIP ticket, you’ll also get to enjoy some fun live entertainment while you fill up on the great-tasting food and beverages present at the event. Aside from the bonus experience of the VIP Chocolate Lounge, VIP guests also can pursue any of the 40 general admission ticket tasting stops and the live entertainment that will go along with it.
If you are looking to enjoy a day full of adventure, you can plan an earlier start and attend the Spring Street Fair from 11 AM until 6:30 PM, also in Downtown Lancaster. This street fair is free to
If you’d like to learn more about Champagne on Main Wine Walk, you can visit the event’s website here. If you want to purchase tickets, please go here.
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